DeVere’s Mich. Visitor Takes Miss Johnson Home
Charles Johns of DeVere’s Mich. met Miss Johnson and she is returning home with him for an indefinite stay after a Monday visit.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
2
Charles Johns of DeVere’s Mich. met Miss Johnson and she is returning home with him for an indefinite stay after a Monday visit.
A column reviews Manilla and Carthage basketball, praising Kuhn and Copher, notes Rushville and New Salem wins, previews Westland trip, and recalls a 1909 1910 team. It closes with Christmas wishes and a forecast of a new home-building drive to spur recovery and employment.
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Sprague argues for housing policy emphasis on small home building to counter unemployment and weak purchasing power. He notes a national housing shortage from population shifts and obsolescence, with many unsafe, crowded dwellings in use.
Opinion arguing gasoline taxes inflate prices far beyond fuel costs. It contends motorists pay multiple layers of taxes—federal state and municipal—funding roads fisheries and schools, while oil industry profits remain unaffected. The piece urges motorists to resist what it calls exorbitant tax tribute.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Leisure and their son Howard hosted an oyster and chile supper Saturday evening. Guests included Miss Ruth Reddick, Miss Gladys Reddick, Irene Hilman, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reddick, Roy Reddick, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Ewing and son Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Clara Delinger, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown of Arlington.
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